雅思G类小作文

The situations they are asked to write about are common, everyday topics.
such as • writing to a college accommodation officer about problems with accommodation • writing to a new employer about time management problems they are having • writing to a local newspaper about a plan to develop a local airport • writing to a renting agency to sort out problems with the heating system in their house
The style of writing that candidates use depends who they are asked to write to.
Candidates need to write in a style that is appropriate for their audience and that will help them to achieve their purpose for writing, e.g. • writing to a friend (informal) • writing to a manager (semi-formal or formal).
Task 1 G --- letter writing
This task assesses the candidate’s ability to follow English letter writing conventions (i.e. what order to put information in, what style to use, how to start and finish a letter), to use language accurately and appropriately and to organize and link information coherently and cohesively
G类信函词汇语法注意事项
• 正式与半正式 informal & semi-formal Noun ＞ Verb ＞ Phrase Verb consideration ＞ consider ＞ think about French/Latin (30%) ＞ Germanic (70%) inform ＞ tell, schedule ＞ set the date
正式信函的格式
信头 Dear Mr/Mrs + Sir name/Sir or Madam/officer/professor:
开头段
参考模板句型 + 写信目的
正文段1 每段围绕一个点展开: 要求1 + 自编信息
正文段2 每段围绕一个点展开: 要求2 + 自编信息 正文段3 每段围绕一个点展开: 要求3 + 自编信息
All the information from the bullet points must be included.
• Candidates should note that they will be penalized for irrelevance if the response is off-topic or is not written as full, connected text e.g. • using bullet points in any part of the response, or note form etc.
• 礼多人不怪 be polite apologize ＞ very sorry ＞ sorry inform: 上级对下级, I’d like you to know 下级对上级,
剑6 P113 --- FORMAL
You and your family are living in rented accommodation in an English-speaking country. You are not satisfied with the condition of some of the furniture.
剑桥真题8 P116 --- INFORMAL
You have recently moved to a different house. Write a letter to an English-speaking friend.
In your letter • Explain why you have moved • Describe the new house • Invite your friend to come and visit Begin your letter as follows: Dear ….. ,

半正式信函的格式
信头 开头段 Dear + given name, 参考模板句型(或自己措辞) + 写信目的
正文段1 每段围绕一个点展开: 要求1 + 自编信息
正文段2 每段围绕一个点展开: 要求2 + 自编信息 正文段3 每段围绕一个点展开: 要求3 + 自编信息
结尾段 信尾 署名 参考模板句型(或自己措辞) + 重申写信目的 Fondly/Love/Lots of love/XX: kiss & hug, given name: Jason
Candidates may be required to request or give information and/or explain a situation. To do this, they may need to do some of the following: • ask for general factual information • provide general factual information • express needs, wants • express likes or dislikes • express opinions/feeling • express complaints • make requests • make suggestions/recommendations
Write a letter to the landlord. In your letter • Introduce yourself • Explain what is wrong with the furniture • Say what action you would like the landlord to take
注: 不用写地址, 使用齐头式 , 信尾开始靠右顶格
• Dear Dave, • I am writing to let you know that at last we have moved to a bigger house！We just couldn’t go on living in the two-bedroom bungalow now that the twins are growing up and the new baby has arrived. So we started looking --- and one thing led to another and finally here we are in our new home. • I’m sure you’ll like it. We have three bedrooms now, and a very modern bathroom and kitchen. The kids are happy because there is much more space with the big living room and the garden outside. But Michel is the happiest of all because he doesn’t need to do much decorating. • Why don’t you come round this weekend and see what you think of our new place? We would all love to see you and if the weather is good we can have a barbecue in the garden. • Our new address and phone number are below, so give us a call and let us know when to expect you. • Lots of love, • Francoise
• They will be severely penalized if their writing is plagiarized (i.e. copied from another source). • Candidates do not need to include any addresses at the head of their letters.
结尾段 信尾 署名 参考模板句型 + 重申写信目的 Best regards/Best wishes， full name: Jason Yin/Yi Yin
注: 不用写地址, 使用齐头式 ,顶格靠左, 段和段之间空一行。
• Dear Mr Smith, • I am your tenant from Flat 3 on Riverside Street. We met each other when I signed the rental agreement in your office. • I have lived here for months now and I am writing to complain about some of the furniture. As you may remember, the dining table is in very poor condition and has uneven legs. It also does not match the dining chairs as there are too low to be comfortable for a table of that height. When I first pointed this out to you, you agreed to provide a brand new dining set. However, you have not done so and I would really like to resolve this matter as soon as possible. • If it is more convenient for you, perhaps you could simply replace the table by finding one of a suitable height for the chairs. This would solve the problems without too much cost, so I hope you agree to this proposed solution. • Looking forward to hearing from you, • Yours sincerely, • M.M. Egil